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A female pilot (guest star Nancy Everhard) charges her commanding officer (guest star Terry O'Quinn) with sexual harassment after he orders her not to fly. With David James Elliott. Dee Wallace Stone also guest stars.
A female pilot (guest star Nancy Everhard) charges her commanding officer (guest star Terry O'Quinn) with sexual harassment after he orders her not to fly. With David James Elliott. Dee Wallace Stone also guest stars.
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S2, EP4 "Heroes"Harm and Mac face off at the trial of a Navy SEAL accused of murdering a buddy during an antiterrorist mission.
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S2, EP5 "Crossing the Line"A female pilot (guest star Nancy Everhard) charges her commanding officer (guest star Terry O'Quinn) with sexual harassment after he orders her not to fly. With David James Elliott. Dee Wallace Stone also guest stars.
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S2, EP6 "Trinity"Harm and Mac become caught in a game of revenge when they are sent to Belfast, Northern Ireland, to save the life of a Navy lieutenant's infant son.
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S2, EP7 "Ghosts"An attempt on Adm. Chegwidden's life leads to the realization that all the members of his Navy SEAL squad have died under mysterious circumstances.
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S2, EP3 "Jinx"Harm investigates a rash of mysterious deaths sweeping one of the squadrons, which the pilots blame on a religious curse.
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S2, EP2 "Secrets"After escaping from prison, a private convicted of spying takes several JAG officers hostage and insists they retry him.
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S2, EP1 "We, the People"Harm joins forces with Mac and Clayton Webb to recover the Declaration of Independence, which was stolen by a revered patriot.
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